Intestinal parasitism

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Intestinal helminthiasis, also known as intestinal worms, affects a minimum of 2 billion people worldwide and poses a significant threat to public health in regions where sanitation and hygiene are inadequate, as it is not a the most important preventive measures that we have as a first resource for the adequate hygiene of each individual and their family group, to avoid the increase and the vicious circle of said disease.

Its transmission is fecal-oral, being essential the washing of hands before and after going to the bathroom, before and after each meal; coupled with this the handling of food, the washing of vegetables, fruits and vegetables correctly for the prevention of transmission.

According to the WHO, intestinal parasites can cause malnutrition in children and decrease their chances of growing, developing and learning; since they generate certain food imbalances, which leads to failures in their development and school and physical performance.
The WHO noted that infected children receiving treatment show a dramatic increase in short and long-term memory, as well as their reasoning and reading comprehension skills.
Then, TO WASH YOUR HANDS